I don't think f2b or the ipset lists support a permanent ban. I
actually think ipset time limitations are more strict, like you can't
set a bantime greater than several weeks IIRC.
However, there are some other subsystems you can add in addition to
f2b that can help. See https://github.com/dpsystems/login-shield
This sounds good, mostly. But it's not QUITE what I was looking for.
It's an improvement, for sure. But what I was hoping for was a way to do
something like this:
Ban #1 -> Default Time (currently set for 1 day)
Ban #2 -> 1 Month
Ban #3 -> 6 months
Ban #4 (within 6 months) -> Permanant
Anyone know of a good way to accomplish that?
--
Dan Egli
On my Test server
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